accessary

[ ak-ses-uh-ree ]

noun

, plural ac·ces·sa·ries,

1. accessory ( defs 3, 6 ).

accessary

/ əkˈsɛsərɪ /

noun

1. law a less common spelling of accessory

Derived Forms

• acˈcessariness, noun
• acˈcessarily, adverb

Other Words From

• ac·cessa·ri·ly adverb
• ac·cessa·ri·ness noun

Example Sentences

Accessary is now the usual spelling of both the adjective and the noun in their legal sense.

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My mother proceeded; You have a relation, madam; I understand she was accessary to your misfortune.

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Accessary or accessory, are differently accented by the best writers and speakers.

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This I hold to be the point of view must worthy of the attention of the legislator; and all that remains is merely accessary.

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Sir George looked astonished; that she is dead I rejoice said he, but how my dear Faulkland, were you accessary to it?

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